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Under a contractionary taxation policy, the government can reduce the deficit by
increasing taxes.
reducing taxes.
increasing spending.
increasing inflation.
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increasing taxes.
Rationale: a contractionary tax policy raises tax rates or revenue, increasing government receipts and thus narrowing the budget deficit. Reducing taxes or raising spending would widen the deficit; "increasing inflation" is not a taxation measure.
Rationale: a contractionary tax policy raises tax rates or revenue, increasing government receipts and thus narrowing the budget deficit. Reducing taxes or raising spending would widen the deficit; "increasing inflation" is not a taxation measure.
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